Sentence examples for yet to counter from inspiring English sources

But Republicans said Democrats had yet to counter the Republican proposal.

Parker scored 34 points and made 16 of 21 shots, and his eight assists were again testament to the trademark precision the Spurs pride themselves on and the Thunder have yet to counter.

Slowly, China has come to expect a certain amount of transparency in the treatment of public affairs, even if that transparency is not reliable enough yet to counter the power of rumors.

LOS ANGELES — California took some of the most aggressive steps yet to counter the effects of climate change as legislators voted Tuesday to require that 100percentt of the state's electricity come from carbon-free sources.

The new push, which aims to tackle growing worries about the country's shrinking work force and aging population, is the most public effort yet to counter a policy that is considered both a tremendous success and a terrible failure.

The two companies' strategic alliance is the most ambitious move yet to counter the popularity of Google's YouTube, which has long angered media companies by enabling users to post clips of TV shows and movies on its site.

Moreover, AMISOM has yet to counter-attack the Shabab deep in the countryside.Rival anti-Shabab Somali administrations, based largely on clans, are entrenching themselves in their respective areas.

Yet efforts to counter those ills are increasingly seen as discriminatory by white people frustrated with their slowly ceding racial dominance.

Amos Oz is among thirty Israeli intellectuals who have launched a new political party, as yet unnamed, to counter the right-wing Likud.

By The New Yorker November 16, 2008 Amos Oz is among thirty Israeli intellectuals who have launched a new political party, as yet unnamed, to counter the right-wing Likud.

While our bodies have not yet evolved to counter these assaults, our thinking must.